Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-09
Board of SunervisorS.
TUURsDAY Septemhe

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On the application of A. P Catlin, and
on motion of Mr. McMullen, the hearing of
the matter of the correction of the minutes
of August IS, 1882, relative to Swamp Land
District No. 407, was set for Monday, Octo-
Der Sd.
The Board resolved that the Sheriff be
notified to pay over to the city the fines col
lected by him from prisoners sentenced to
the county jail from the Police Court.
The petition of S. B. Moore for private
road in District No. s, was considered and
granted in accordance with the report of
the viewers, except that $50 damages were
allowed Mrs. Julia w. Sculp and Louis E.
Wright, in addition to the $50 allowed in
the report of the viewers and that $50 ad
ditional be also allowed to Mrs A Wall
for building fences. Mr.. Ross gave notice
of motion to reconsider.
The Trustees of Elk Grove School Dis
trict notified the Board that at an election
held in that district August 10Th it was
voted that the sum of 5000 be raised by tax
on the properly of the district for furnish
ing new seats and desks for the school,
house.
The report of f. w. Springfield, Pound
master of Pound No. ., was read and fled.
THE LATE JUDGE GILMER.-In Depart
ment One of the Superior Court yesterday
Add. c. Hinkson announced the recent
death of Judge Thomas W Gilmer in few
feeling remarks, and moved that the Court
adjourn out of respect for the memory OF
the deceased, and that committee be ap-
pointed to draft series of resolutions, to
be reported TO the Court next Friday. Re-
marks eulogistic of the deceased were also
made by Judge S. S. Holl, District Attorney
Bruner, Deputy District Attorney Brown
and Henry Starr. Judge Armstrong in
granting the motion to adjourn, spoke very
appreciatively OF the many good qualities
of the deceased. The committee to draft
resolutions consists of Add c. Hinkson, S.
Scion Holl and Henry Starr
POLICE CoURT.-Y esterday in the Police
Court James Cousins, previously convicted
of malicious mischief. was fined S15.....
Albert Kagee pleaded guilty of petit lar
ceny i'll stealing $50 from II. G. May. Sen
tence was deferred. THE charge of dis
turbing the peace pending against Mrs.
Arnold was dismissed for want of prosecu-
tom. Henry Hagel, for having been
drunk, was fined 81 5O.....John Fltz
patrick, also arrested for drunkenness, was
too i'll to appear, and his case went over
until this morning.. Zen Hops case OF
petit larceny was dismissed, no one appear
ing against him.
SALE OF THE SLAwsoN RANoH.-S. 5
Slawson, who owned ranch of 212 acres
two miles south of this city, has disposed
of it to S. Prehtiss Smith for $27 900, cash
or little over 1927 per acre. This place
has been used as grain farm but is con
sidered excellent fruit land, the small
orchard and vineyard thereon producing
well. Mr. Slawson delivered the deco
Yesterday and received therefor a check
upon the California bank for $27 900. Mr.
Smith thinks he has made an excellen
bargain, as such lands must, at no distan
day. be worth much more than the price
paid.
fled in the Office of the County Clerk yes
terday articles of Incorporation of the Gal
Park Association, organized for the pur
pose of buying and disposing of real estat
In Sacramento county. Capital, S240, 900
in shares of $100 each. Of the total capita
stock, 500, 900 has already been subscribe
by the ten stockholders. The Directors ar
B. u. Steinman, E. K Alsip, L. L. Lewis
X. T. Devlin and J. r. Watson.
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Th
State Board of Equalization was busy a
day yesterday with the hearing accorde
Fresno, San Mateo, MERGED San Joaqui
and Ventura counties. All were repre-
scented, and all claimed to be assessed &C
cording to law and as high as the propert
could stand. VIM. Johnston appeared be
fore the Board and defended the asses:
ment of Sacramento county.